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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1914

Page

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Dillon Horse Sale Brings Huge Local Turnover and Buyers

The Dillon Horse Sale raised over 35000 dollars in a brisk sale last Friday to buyers from Utah Western Canada the Dakotas and across Montana. Carloads from Idaho were shipped in prior to the event with several companies selling out and the sale expected to grow for an April 9 event.

Dillon Horse Sale Company Utah Canada Dakotas Idaho Lemhi W. M. Carpenter Frank Andrus Salmon Country Lemhi County Dillon Miles City W. J. Butler Butler Dr. Morrow Harbison Ogden Tracey Alex Williamson Joe Wall Dell Sanders & LaDue Anderson Bros J. E. Morse Robert Jones Spokane Land & Cattle Company Fero Marchesseau Horse Prairie Marchesseau Montana George Ditty Dan Tracey M. Harbison P. LH. Swartz Big Sandy Harry Downs H. Labarre Harve H. Kidman Hingham Salt Lake City M. L. Harbison M. G. Rohn Robert Metcalf Wm. Maloney Butte Sherman Tunt Polaris Theo. Olsen John Hickey Phillipsburg Seth Halbert George Dodgson Wise River J. M. Kenney Melrose E. D. LeCompte Salmon City J. A. Lawrence Howard Smith E. D. Earhart Thomas Morrow M. R. Ayres Divide Richard Gallagher John Peat J. C. Carrigan Smith McKnight James McKnight K. Geary Chas. Calvert Beaverhead County A. J. Potts M. Bucy Chas. Lyons Robert Boatman James Dodd James Doyle Archie Barr George Lyon Centennial Valley T. P. Tate Missoula Harry Copp George Willis George Duncan T. PF. Jenkins Harley Thompson Billings G. D. Selway

McNinch Case Reversed After Jury Verdict

Judge J B Poindexter reverses the jury verdict in the McNinch vs McNinch dispute over a 1910 ranch deed to Edward McNinch. The lengthy equity case saw extensive testimony from about thirty witnesses, with Robison Alvord for the plaintiff and Pease Stephenson for the defendant.

J. B. Poindexter McNinch District Court Robison & Alvord Pease & Stephenson Poindexter

Splendid Musical at the Normal College in Dillon

The Dillon Normal college hosted a superb musicale by Chicago artists Miss Edna Gunnar Peterson and Mr. Albert Borroff. Peterson impressed with flawless piano technique and stage presence, while Borroff’s voice, range, and enunciation drew praise. The event was highly regarded but drew a smaller audience than deserved, given the rarity of performers of their caliber visiting Dillon.

Normal Dillon Normal College Chicago Edna Gunnar Peterson Albert Borroff Miss Peterson America Peterson Borroff Mr. Borroff

Monida Visitors Joseph Duff and Wife

Joseph Duff and his wife of Monida were visitors last Monday and Tuesday, according to local notes.

Joseph Duff Monida

Tourists May Follow Lewis and Clark Trail in Beaverhead

County Surveyor W T George received a note from J T Ronald a King County Superior Court judge outlining a planned July trip from Seattle along the original Lewis and Clark route through Dillon Bannack Armstead Redsack Horse Prairie and the Jefferson river to Junction Idaho The judge hopes to view the famed path and the scenery along this historic corridor likely to attract travelers seeking remote American frontier landscapes.

W. T. George J. T. Ronald Superior Court of Washington King County Beaverhead County Ronald Seattle Dillon Bannack Pass Junction Idaho Armstead Jefferson River Redsack Horse Prairie Lewis and Clark West Fork Horse Prairie Creek

The Hed dens to Leave Dillon

Hedden manager of the Golden Rule Mercantile Co returns from six week New York trip with goods for Dillon and a Billings branch. He will move his family to Billings this spring while M W Logan takes Dillon store management and Hedden keeps a Dillon interest.

HT. Hedden Golden Rule Merc. Co New York Dillon Billings Mr. Hedden Dillonsters M. W. Logan Hedden

Robbery Charge Involving Wm Brock And John Butler

Chief Sassman arrested Wm Brock on a robbery charge after John Butler cashed an $80 check at a Buffet bar and, while intoxicated, left by the rear door. A witness said Brock followed Butler and used force in an alley behind the saloon. Both men were jailed. Butler declined prosecution.

Wm. Brock Sassman John Butler Butler Brock Silver Dollar

Plans for City Hall Accepted by City Council

Bozeman plans for a new City Hall drawn by Fred F Will son Co were approved by the city council after a special meeting. The building length will increase to accommodate fire department equipment and site excavation will begin. Reynolds estate parcels north of town discussed but no action taken.

Fred F. Willson & Co Bozeman City Hall City Hall Committee Selway Elie J. H W. Gilbert Hugh McCaleb Leonard Ellil Fire Department Reynolds Reynold

Miss Dorchester Is Injured in Street Collision

Public school teacher Mic Delia Dorchester was struck by a large dog on Idaho Street between Hufers Jewelery and the State K. She sustained a compound fracture of the left leg above the ankle and was cared for at Huber's Jewelery, then sent home. Dr. Poindexter reports she is progressing and the fracture should knit rapidly.

Mic Delia Dorchester Hufers Jewelery Store State K Idaho Street Miss Dorchester Huber Poindexter

Cattle Shipped East to Kansas City Market

Four cattle cars were shipped to the Kansas City market Tuesday afternoon. Theodore Nelson sold the cattle to Walter Anderson of Idaho Falls Idaho. The cattle averaged 1250 pounds each.

Kansas City Theodore Nelson Walter Anderson Idaho Falls Idaho

Mountain States Company Signals Public Utility Confidence

The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company announces strong public support for state utility commissions elected by the people. The annual report shows growth with 370 exchanges, 222,572 subscriber stations, 588,666 miles of lines, and 2,704 female and 3,365 male employees handling over a million daily messages. The firm cites new public commissions in Idaho Montana and earlier in Arizona New Mexico as improving public understanding and notes its accounting overhaul and Bell System ties.

Denver Cole Field Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Peopl Company Seven Mountain States Mountain States Idaho Montana Arizona New Mexico Public Service Commissions Qour Interstate Commerce Commission American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell System Mountain States Company

Chas Burden Improves After Mule Incident

Dr. H A Bond reports Charles Burden rapidly recovering from injuries after being trampled by a mule in a corral at the horse sale last Friday. He is confined to the Craig Cornell ranch home.

H. A. Bond Chas. Burden Mr. Burden Craig Cornell Ranch

Former Dillon Man Making Good Leads South Dakota Music School

Prof ES Luce formerly in charge of the Montana Normal college school of music is head of the music department at South Dakota State Normal in Spearfish. A Queen City Mail notice praises his work raising raw material to concert level and inspiring large musical organizations. Mrs Luce and three daughters spend winter in Lincoln Nebraska pursuing violin cello and voice studies.

ES. Luce Montana Normal College Misic South Dakota State Normal Spearfish Queen City Mail Luce Normal School South Dakota Tie

Famous Reynolds Ranch Sold to Big Hole Rancher

The famed Reynolds ranch near Dillon, Beaverhead County, 769 acres, sold last Tuesday to Lorain Spencer for 65 dollars per acre. Spencer, a longtime Dillon resident, plans to move cattle from the Big Hole basin to the ranch and develop the property further.

Reynolds Lorain Spencer Big Hole Basin Dillon Beaverhead County Richard A. Reynalis Tso Oregon Beaverhead Della “Pe Reynolds Spencer Big Hole

Ravenscraft Released Again From Warm Springs State Hospital

Sam Ravenscraft and his sister Mrs. Bohn traveled via Oregon Short Line train No 9 to Idaho after Ravenscraft’s latest release from Warm Springs. Former Dell station agent, he had been committed months ago for demented condition and recommitted after threatening to shoot Sheriff Erwin and Deputy Sheriff Scully.

Sam Ravenscraft State Mental Hospital Warm Springs Ravenscrat Mrs. Bohn Dillon Oregon Short Line Idaho Ravenscraft Dell Kansas Ravenscroft Erwin Scully Sam Ravenscroft

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Paris Missus Webster The the Heddens City “Hall Chas E. S. Luce South Dakota State Normal Music Dept
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